Philosophies From February 20th, 2015

Every soul wants to be a dictator,
only a few could do it.

Weakness should not be an indicator of
aggression power.

Someone dangerous could be under
cover of natural weakness, or could be not.




Somethings should be free,
some other things should have limitations on there.

We make this comparison:
suppose there are two types of socks
in this world.

The green sock should match with green socks.
The red socks should match with its other pair: the other red sock.

We are here specifically talking about the early
Zionists dynasty globalists' choice of putting
such wonderful children to same classrooms as
the street scoudels.

What made them think it was a good idea?
Did they consider?



On a scale of 1 to 10, the person
who knows nothing about everything is a 5.1,
while the person who knows everything
about nothing is a 5.0497.  That tiny
difference makes all the difference.




If experts can only be persons who know
things already discovered then
perhaps there ought to be a name upgrade.

❃ Minister's Reports ❃

Any type, each time someone does the lah lah lah type of talk, whether from a bad person, a good person or a semi-bad or quarterly-bad person, it naturally gives acceleration to the downward spiral, aka continuourization of the current hideous dark rift tornado tumoil process.  The lah lah lah, my life is alright type of talk naturally spawns out of people never gotten to know each other; having tons of strangers around them - it naturally spawns out of "social", or more precisely - public social.

And also with each time these merchants miscalculate their goods' prices - their doing absolutely accelerates the downward spirtal of moral values and heritage, traditions and honor and such, in effect, while also consolidates the current absolutely chaotic mess society we have - not only does it not have an owner, simutaneously people thinking each there is one (yeah guess how that goes), and the compartments being autonomous and machine-like and is choking out malfunctions at rapid rates ain't gonna help things either.